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Drag and drop numbers into the boxes so that the paired values are in a proportional relationship.

Drag and drop numbers into the boxes so that the paired values are in a proportional relationship.
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Drag and drop numbers into the boxes so that the paired values are in a proportional relationship.

Drag and drop numbers into the boxes so that the paired values are in a proportional-example-1
User Hakre
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top is 4 and bottom is 32

Explanation:

User MattBlack
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x/y=1/4=x/16
1/4=x/16
times 16 both sides
16/4=x
4=x
first blank (top) is 4

1/4=8/x
tmes 4x both sides
x=32
2nd blank is 32



to blank is 4
bottom blank is 32
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